Fix typo in S3 encryption method #255
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This PR fixes a typo in the "Amazon Athena" section regarding supported S3 encryption methods. The text currently states: > "SSE-C and CSE-E are not supported." "CSE-E" is not a valid AWS encryption acronym. The document previously defines **Client-side encryption with customer provided keys** as **CSE-C**. Since Athena does not support client-side encryption where the key is managed entirely by the customer (without KMS), **CSE-C** is the correct term to pair with SSE-C as unsupported methods.
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This PR fixes a typo in the "Amazon Athena" section regarding supported S3 encryption methods.
The text currently states:
"CSE-E" is not a valid AWS encryption acronym. The document previously defines Client-side encryption with customer provided keys as CSE-C.
Since Athena does not support client-side encryption where the key is managed entirely by the customer (without KMS), CSE-C is the correct term to pair with SSE-C as unsupported methods.